Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 296
The horizon, centre of visionand distance of the eye from the picture are given. Findthe height of the tree, stating the dimension in figures, andat points D and F on the inclined plane erect verticallines to represent trees of the height of that at B. (11 marks.) Solving Problems 261 The bench, is… … Fig. 204.—The problem solved. ground-line, which we draw through the near corner ofthe bench. 8,0, is then 8 feet, and if we like, we candivide it into 8 parts and make a scale. We have now to get the tree in relation to this scale. The road and banks recede to C.V., and therefore the 262…
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